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... iWmSm^S^^KK THE TATLER AND BYSTANDER. December 13. 1943 The suit in use No. 3 Titm, on, T&e H€AT Electrical arteries circulate warmth to every part of the WINDAK flying suit (officially known as SUIT BUOYANT). Simple press studs connect electric gloves and boots. A plug has only to be pushed into the plane's supply socket for the whole outfit to function at once. Other WINDAK features are ...

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